(2) Sharples PM-75,000 Super-D-Canter centrifuges, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 2600 RPM, 2780 x G, 360 degree cake discharge, 10" single lead conveyor with STC tiles and STC feed zone, half-moon plate dams, fiberglass top cover, feed tube, 95:1 gearbox, 150 HP motor 460/3/60/1785 RPM, 40 HP DC backdrive with stand, lube system, polymer feed tube, guards, vibration isolators and control panels. Prior use: Thickening WAS. 1987 vintage. Very good condition.

The (2) Sharples PM-75,000 Super-D-Canter centrifuges, 316SS are engineered for high-efficiency separation processes, making them ideal for applications such as thickening Waste Activated Sludge (WAS). With a maximum bowl speed of 2600 RPM and generating 2780 x G, these centrifuges are capable of handling substantial volumes while achieving optimal separation performance. The design features a 360-degree cake discharge system, which enhances operational efficiency by allowing for continuous discharge of solids without interrupting the feed process. This is complemented by a robust 10-inch single lead conveyor equipped with STC tiles and a specialized STC feed zone, ensuring consistent and effective material handling throughout the separation cycle. The inclusion of half-moon plate dams further optimizes the separation process by controlling the flow and enhancing the retention time of materials within the bowl, leading to improved separation results.

Constructed from 316 stainless steel, these centrifuges are built to withstand the rigors of industrial applications while offering excellent corrosion resistance. The fiberglass top cover and polymer feed tube contribute to the overall durability and longevity of the equipment, ensuring reliable performance over time. The centrifuges are powered by a robust 150 HP motor operating at 460V/3/60/1785 RPM, alongside a 40 HP DC backdrive with a stand, providing the necessary torque and speed for efficient operation. Additionally, the integrated lubrication system, vibration isolators, and control panels enhance the user experience by simplifying maintenance and monitoring processes. Despite being a 1987 vintage model, these centrifuges are in very good condition, reflecting their high-quality construction and the meticulous care they have received throughout their operational life.